... day, Mir. Thomas Malkuin, to Mrs. Margaret nal Worrall, both of Mlaccl.sielfl.-On the 30th ult. at Alderley, sq by tho ight Rev, the Lord Bishop of Norweich, M r. H. . t er- Rice, of Prestbury, to Ant, relict of the late M r. Jo it ihe Thomas, of Knutsford ...

... caution, and the harvest seems to proceed rather slowly. GIG ACCIDENT.-OOn the evening of the 10th instant Mr. Thomas Vandrey and Mr. Hardy were proceeding homewards from Staffordassizes; after arriving atCrewe by the railway, and when entering Mr. Vaudrey's ...

... purple flake; Thomas Smith, do. red feathered piccotee; do. crimson bizarre; Robert Kay, doronea, ado scarlet flake, do. scarlet bizarre; James Travis, ditto basket of flowers- Saol Stafford, lo., greenhouse plant, do. herbaceous ptant, do. hardy shruli James ...

... young wo- iman named .aahlllh Harris was charged withl stealing a pair of bra1ss candlesticks from the holse of Mr. W. ,t Hardy, Newhlridge Lane, oil the Thursday prviml a, wehen she went in to ask for beer on trust. She acknow- ledged the theft of otle ...

... all who know her. Ot year Cvasuno PnErnasLsaNT.-The Most Noble tile Mar- 01 nqsis of Wesatminster lies prrsenied the Rev. Thomas Jord Francis Barkerto the living of Farndon, in this county. 01 PARDON OF A CONVICT.-Ant i ougiton, of hla- Low clesfield ...

... summoned him before his council to T answer br his conduct; hut he caine with such a for- aw midable train, that none were found hardy enough to at accuse him. However, he was pursued sometime after he by a detachment of offleers of justice, but killing one ...

... Wigan; Thomaslidgmont, Esq., Bolton; J. N. Faringion, Esq., Shaw Hall; Thomas Birchallt-Esq. Charles Swainson, Esq., &c., &c. ' ' A SON OF NEPTUNE.-On Monday, at the Town Hall, a hardy looking jack tar named James Beard, was charged with being drunk on Saturday ...

... is said to be a good likeness,a e- painted by Mr. Thonipson.-Liverpool C.ourier. M Dr. Raflles..-Thle triends of the Rev. Thomas Raffles, t- D.D. LL D., will be gratified to learn that Mr. Faulk_ di rt ner, o'f London, is nowv painting at portrait of ...

... interest to procure their forgiveness, and the grant of the privilege of Roman citizens.-Plttarclh. NEW PRINTING MACHINE.-Alyr. Thomas Trench, of Ithaca, New York, is constructing his patent printing press it the Speodwell works, near M'drristown. The Jerseyioan ...

... for Ordsall, Mr. Thomas Holland Redhead; for Broughton, A ir. James Grimshaw. BLAcU;LEY DovisioN;.- ]31:cl;ley-Clnntrciiseardeio: Mr. John Ashton.-Sidesmoen: Mlessrs. Edmund Whitehead; for s Cheetham, Samuel Falkner for Crumtpsaol, Thomas Wiar- c nor; for ...

... against the floor and ceiling of the room ; and ph then, holding her under thie pump, pumped upon her. of y Their names are Thomas and. Mary Cruse, 30 and 41 tot o years of age, residing upon Stroud Green. The poor so ; child is not expected to survive ...

... through the1 pots is the worst thing that can happen even to hardy shrubs and plants. Seedlinrg hybrid rhododendrons should always be protected, if practicable ; many will lie found less hardy than may be expect- ed from the nature of the seed. Dung and ...